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If you are a new person to linux, just coming from Windows or if you want the trash applet on your desktop, then you will like this tutorial. This is on how to add the trash icon to your Ubuntu desktop:

* Run in terminal: gconf-editor
* enter your password into the "Password For...." area
* Navigate apps \ nautilus \ desktop
* On the right side, you will see an option named "trash_icon_visible"
* Check the box next to the above said option
* exit out of gconf-editor, remember to save your work before you leave

Thats it, you should now see a big bin on your desktop, similar to the gnome-panel applet icon. I am sure this will help anyone transition from Windows to Ubuntu.

Ubuntu uses Defoma,the Debian Font Manager,to centralize and simplify font management across all applications.Defoma, which stands for DEbian FOnt MAnager, provides a framework for automatic font configuration. An application whose configuration of fonts usually requires manual intervention can automate the process through Defoma, by installing a Defoma-configuration script. The script gets called whenever a [...]

There are times debian or ubuntu users and admins want to find which version of debian and ubuntu linux version is running on their machines.This is very useful for those who is helping their customers and they want to know which version they are running and if you took over new system admin job you [...]